Sentence examples for accepted element of from inspiring English sources

Like the vampires in True Blood, artificial humans (or "synths") are a shakily integrated, partially accepted element of society.

Over the next few years this is the space to watch to see whether online learning will become a legitimate, accepted element of higher education--even at the most prestigious levels.

Over the next few years this is the space to watch to see whether online learning will become a legitimate, accepted element of higher education–even at the most prestigious levels.

Electric shocks in the first 2 decades of radiology were not uncommon, but as there were no dire consequences of shocks at that time due to the limited electrical power of static machines and induction coils, the risk they posed was an accepted element of the profession [4, 38, 39].

However, the fact that Iain Duncan Smith is so relaxed about extreme food poverty that he has allowed it to become an accepted element of the national planning for the DWP is deeply worrying".

The admixture of scholarship and computing has become an accepted element of humanities research, as essential as the once-novel technologies of print media, image reproduction, and audiovisual recording.

As Jack Kennedy to hats, so Obama to helmets: Presidents can make once accepted elements of life look suddenly dated.

Currently, to determine the accepted elements of an ASAF (which may be arguments, attacks, and supports) it is required to translate such an ASAF into a Dung's AF.

Other Conservative lawmakers accept the need to protect the economy, but the more access Mrs. May wants to Europe's single market, the more she will have to compromise over money, immigration policy and accepting elements of European law.

In that case, the Swas argues that based on the information it had, its response was the right one, though it accepts elements of the call could have been handled better.

At Chequers she, in effect, agreed alignment with the EU on swaths of economic regulation, accepting elements of jurisdiction by the European court of justice, crossing each and every one of her previous red lines.